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Skype on Palm OS, finally
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Skype on Palm OS, finally
Palm Infocenter reports that EQO Communications has introduced EQO Mobile for Skype.
With the release Treo owners and other Palm users can finally join the Skype revolution like users of Windows Mobile.
The report says you need a Skype account, a Palm OS device with internet connectivity, and a Windows XP/2000 machine with broadband connection. EQO says the Treo 650, 600 and 700w are supported.
Posted by Mike Barton on April 13, 2006 05:27 PM
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